Harry Lah

Harry Lah is an Assistant Professor of Law Librarianship and Collection Management Librarian at the William H. Bowen School of Law, University of Arkansas at Little Rock. He joined the library staff in 2019 and was appointed to his current position in 2022. His expertise includes library acquisitions, serials management, and leveraging technology in evolving library services.

• B.A., History and Secondary Education, Ouachita Baptist University (2016)
• M.S., Information Science, University of North Texas (2019)
• J.D., William H. Bowen School of Law (2023)

Professor Lah's research interests focus on archival science, digital preservation, and the application of technology in libraries. He has contributed to significant projects such as the digitization of the Rohwer Japanese Internment Camp records and the reorganization of Senator John L. McClellan's papers. His work emphasizes historical documentation and innovative approaches to information management in legal and academic settings.

His contributions have been recognized with awards including:

• Recognition for work on the John L. McClellan Papers (2013)
• Award from Preserve Arkansas for Rohwer Reconstructed (2019)

Advising and grants: No information provided on student advising or grant activities. His professional focus centers on library service and archival initiatives within the William H. Bowen School of Law.

Labs/Teams: Active member of the law school's library team, overseeing acquisitions and serials management, and collaborating on digital preservation projects.